What is the SVIMS Kolkata BBA (H) fee structure?

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Virajita Madavi | Contributor-Level 10

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SVIMS Kolkata BBA (H) fee structure includes annual payments comprising tuition and one-time admission fees. The admission fee is INR 25,000. While the semester fee INR 35,000 per semester till third year. The per semester fee for the last year of the course is INR 15,000. This fee amount is as per

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